Inventory for Sale

The four M1A's in laminated stocks share some common features. All four are under three quarter M.O.A. for accurary. The worst of the four shoots .600, the best shoots .488. The average for the four is .547. All have U.S.G.I. parts (except barrels and stocks). Two are Douglas s/s barrels, both 14 twist. One is a CHR/Moly 14 twist Shilen andthe last is a 10" twist Krieger CHR/Moly.

All but the Krieger were turned by me from scratch and fire-lapped using a technique of chambering the guns in 30 carbine for the fire lapping and then rechambering them to 308 Winc. Since the .308 is muchlonger than the .30 carbine, the carbine chamber is completely removed leaving a pristine 308 chamber with no fire lap damage to the leade of the chamber. The barrles were then installed.

All four guns are in Wenig laminated tactical stocks in 4 different colors. All are finished in a urethane clear coat which is very durable. All have butt pads installed as well as bipod studs. All have slotted hand guards which I did myself as Wenig furnishes them as solid, unslotted hand guards. All have a magazine well guard which I designed to prevent stock damage during reloading.

One of the gun's stocks has been modified for National Match course High Power shooting. It has a comb height suitable for iron sights but also an adjustable height cheek piece which can be adjusted for height for different shooting positions or scope installation. All of the stocks are ambidextrous, allowing easy use by either right or left handed shooters. The N.M.C. stock also has a fire end rail for an adjustable hand-stop/sling swivel assy.

The test groups will come with the guns and also the handload data.

Also, I will offer separately, a scope mount which I designed and manufactured which allows the following:

Instead of being a 1-piece casting, I made it so the picatinny rail is separate and adjustable for windage and elevation. This means that you can adjust your scope wind to center and your elevation to 4-7 total minutes allowing you maximum windage and elevation adjustments in the scope itself. Once the scope rail is adjusted, it is very securely tightened and then the scope is sighted in at 100 yards with it's elevation settings within 4-5 minutes of bottom. You will have no trouble then achieving 1000 yard elevations as well.

That shiny thing on the muzzle serves two purposes. First it is a barrel extension of 3/4" diameter, meaning if you want to put a clamp on iron sight, you can. I can also furish a rear sight base that attaches in place of the G.I. rear sight now on the gun. It will allow you to install about any rear iron sight you choose.

The barrel extension also acts as a cleaning rod guide to prevent muzzle crown damage. The guide slides onto your 1/4" diameter cleaning rod and fits inside the barrel extension. All four guns come with this feature.

Have a ton of time and expense in these four. The N.M.C. gun is offered for $4295. The other 3 are offered at $4000 each.

I have to protect my patent rights on the scope mount so even though I have seven of them completed, I will wait to offer them for sale. They will sell for $475 each.

The black M1A in the MacMillan stock has a 10 twist Krieger barrel which I tested just under 1 MOA. It is double lugged in the U.S. Marine Corp style by a retired M.C. Armorer. All G.I. parts. The gun has not been fired more than 50 rounds. It, and the AR-15 are for sale by my customer who asked me to offer them. The M1A @ $3000, the AR-15 @ ????.